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Laura Austin

Laura Austin | How To Do A Solo Road TripSeen August 2026

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“Well, over the past two years I have made it a tradition to hit the road alone over New Years, and there is something about removing yourself from anyone else’s agenda but your own that makes everything seem that much more meaningful. Plus you will get to know yourself better than you ever imagined and return to the “real world” feeling liberated.”
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Astrid Clements

What You Need to Have an Amazing Solo Road Trip Up the East CoastSeen August 2026

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“The following are some of my solo travel tips and major trip takeaways. When embarking on a long, driving journey, leave early-- really early! Thirty minutes before sunrise is what I recommend. Make yourself a strong pot of coffee, take a cup or two for the road and go.”
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Lyn (aka Jazz)

Solo Road Trip EssentialsSeen August 2026

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“Along the way, I've picked up a few strategies that make a solo road trip easier and more enjoyable whether you choose to camp, use lodgings, or a combination.”
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Shontel Horne

Why Everyone Should Take A Solo Road Trip At Least Once - Travel NoireSeen August 2026

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“Road trips allow you to really get to see the lay of the land on which you’re driving, and while most people think of road trips as an experience for friends or couples, here’s why taking a road trip alone, even if you do it just once, can be surprisingly rewarding.”
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Janice Waugh

Janice Waugh

16 Solo Road Trips You'll Love: All Solo Traveler TestedSeen August 2026

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“These are not simply large lakes; they are freshwater seas with their own weather systems, shipwrecks, islands, and unique ecosystems. From the wild, remote beaches of Lake Superior to the bustling urban shorelines of Chicago and Cleveland, from towering sand dunes to industrial harbors and historic lighthouses, the Great Lakes offer an incredible diversity of experiences for the solo road tripper.”
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Tamara Gruber

Tamara Gruber

7 Reasons to Take a Solo Road Trip {and ideas on where to go}Seen August 2026

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“Not everyone loves driving or road trips but if you do, taking a solo road trip can be great for your mental health. We all need a break and the opportunity to break free from routines. A chance to clear our heads, sing out loud, have a good pity cry, and distract ourselves with something, anything, that is new and different.”
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Kristin Addis

Kristin Addis

The Top 10 Best Solo Road Trips USA Edition for 2022Seen August 2026

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“Here are some of my favorite road trips for solo female travel in the USA: It’s no secret that California is a road trip heaven in summer and even in winter, with its amazing Pacific Ocean views and wide expanses of open road waiting to be traversed.”
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My Story

My Story

Solo Road Trip Essentials – Top Tips for Hitting the Road AloneSeen August 2026

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“I have taken the plunge in Australia, Hawaii, New Zealand & the Dominican Republic & picked up lots of tips along the way. After my most recent adventures in the UK, I felt it was the perfect time to share my solo road trip essentials.”
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Hailey Hirst

Advice for Your First Solo Road Trip — She ExploresSeen August 2026

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“Getting maintenance done on your vehicle before heading out is a must. The main things to get checked are the tires and tire pressure, engine oil, that all the fluids are topped off, and that your windshield wipers are working.”
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Annie Tobey

Great Trips for Solo Travelers | BOOMER MagazineSeen August 2026

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“You can go where you want, when you want, without accommodating a companion’s schedule and interests. And since the pandemic, solo travel’s popularity has reached new heights, says Alexandria Sanchez, consumer marketing manager for G Adventures, a small-group adventure-travel company. When travel came to a halt during the COVID-19 shutdown, many people realized how important traveling was to them.”
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Sarah Schlichter

The 11 Best Solo Vacations to Take in 2024 | SmarterTravelSeen August 2026

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“Sweeping coastal views, sleepy fishing villages, and sheltered forests await on one of Exodus Travels' Madeira walking tour itinerary. The eight-night trip includes leisurely walks of up to nine miles a day along some of Madeira's most breathtaking hiking trails. The trip ends with free time to explore Funchal, the island's historic capital.”
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Julia Zaremba

16 Solo Travel Ideas to Inspire Greatness | GoAbroad.comSeen August 2026

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“So, in honor of celebrating quality time with ourselves, here are some trending solo travel ideas to inspire your next trip:”
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Monica Humphries

Monica Humphries

I took a 3,000-mile road trip across America's West. From Flaming Hot Cheetos to podcasts, here's how I survived the long drive.Seen August 2026

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“I prepared beforehand by packing a few safety items and planning my route. Envisioning a 3,000-mile drive also meant picturing all the things that could go wrong. Knowing myself, I feared I would spend the long drives imagining worst-case scenarios. I could picture myself running out of gas with no stations anywhere in sight, or having a dead battery and no way to jumpstart my car.”
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Natalie Rushing

Things to Do Alone in Los Angeles: Solo Travel Guide + Hidden GemsSeen August 2026

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“Whether you’re a fellow solo female traveler, a digital nomad, or just curious to see what this sprawling city has to offer beyond all the Hollywood glitz and glamour, here are are some of my favorite solo-friendly things to do in Los Angeles if you’re exploring the city on your own for the first time.”
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Hannah Loewentheil

Hannah Loewentheil

World Travelers Are Sharing The Best (And Worst) Destinations To Visit AloneSeen August 2026

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“Japan is a great place to travel alone. The country is clean, safe, has great food, lots to see, cool night life, and people will even approach you to you and ask if need help. I've never experienced that while traveling anywhere else!" "Even if you don't speak the language, people will gladly help you.”
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Sera Parris

Solo Travel: The Ultimate Guide To Traveling By Yourself And Loving It - ExploreSeen August 2026

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“From feeling empowered to overjoyed that you finally have the freedom to do only what you want on vacation, traveling alone is something that everyone should experience at least once in their life — if not yearly.”
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Charles McCool

18 Fun Day Trips from Tampa Florida • McCool TravelSeen August 2026

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“My favorite fun day trips from Tampa offer cool, happy, and memorable experiences, whether you have a few hours or several days to explore. Tampa is a great city and I particularly love to check out the best Tampa Restaurants. But there is so much to see, explore, and experience just outside the city of Tampa.”
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Samantha Gross

Samantha Gross

How to Plan a Day Trip - Samantha Brown's Places to LoveSeen August 2026

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“You really only want to pick one big must-do and then find a place for lunch or dinner, depending on how long you’ll be out. Throw in some downtown shopping to seek out cool small businesses, and that’s really it. When it comes to picking your day trip destination, you’ll want to keep it nearby.”
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Alex Temblador

The 10 best day trips from San Antonio, Texas - Lonely PlanetSeen August 2026

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“Located between Texas Hill Country and the Gulf of Mexico, San Antonio is a great base for day trips spent exploring the wider region. The surrounding area is a mix of rolling hills for hiking and coastal plains full of amazing wildlife, as well as a thriving wine region and charming towns with quirky attractions, boutique shopping, and vibrant art scenes.”
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Joshua Chiedu

11 Amazing Texas Day Trips That Are Worth The Drive In 2025Seen August 2026

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“The San Antonio River Walk is one of the most popular attractions in Texas and San Antonio’s premier point of interest. Stretching 15 miles along the banks of the San Antonio River right through the city center, this pedestrian corridor invites travelers to spend the entire day strolling, shopping, dining, and enjoying all the city has to offer.”
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